So I am looking at giving up Windows forever. Google's products and the internet are 90% of what I do with this hunk of junk I call a PC anyways. I am looking to buy a Transformer Prime Infinity basically replacing Windows 100% with Android. I already use a droid phone and am confident of its uses and functionality...

What I am not sure of is whether or not my Bamboo Pen will work on it. T.P.I. does have a USB port and Wacom has linux drivers for it... but... has anyone actually managed to get a Wacom to work on their android??

Isn't the Prime a touchpad also? Why not just use any stylus directly on it?

Samsung is releasing a 10.1" version of its Galaxy Note, which has a Wacom digitizer built-in.

http://gizmodo.com/5888496/samsung-takes-on-the-wacom-art-tablets-with-101+inch-galaxy-note/gallery/1

However, I would wait for a cheap Asus Transformer style ultrabook. There is an Intel reference design and examples were already shown at CES (see http://www.engadget.com/2012/01/13/ultrabook-or-tablet-compal-shows-off-hybrid-reference-design-v/). Come Christmas time they should drop below $1000. By mid next year, you should be able to buy one of these for $700. They will run Windows 8 x64 and Flash 11 (or perhaps 12 by that time). You will be able to use Chrome, do your Google thing, Skritter and do that other 10% that you may think is not so important but probably is.

@icebear, I am also planning to dock it with my monitor, keyboard, and mouse, at which point i'd rather use the writing pad.

@约翰 Thanks. I'm reading the articles now and will consider your suggestions carefully.

Cheers!